v0.9.0

FEATURES:

• Add ability to provision the host system with -L or --local. This way, you
  can use chef-runner as a convenient wrapper around Chef to manage your
  workstation or to create Docker images. Note: This is going to replace -M
  (--machine) as the default target soon.
• Add --sudo=false option to not run commands using sudo. This currently
  affects Omnibus installer and Chef itself.
• Add --resolver option to specify the cookbook dependency resolver to use.
  Available resolvers are: berkshelf, librarian, and dir. Without this
  option, the resolver is still selected based on the files in the current
  directory.

IMPROVEMENTS:

• Move most documentation from README to the chef-runner wiki. The
  README was too long, making it too hard to find relevant information. Now it
  only contains the most essential information.
• You can now install chef-runner as a Debian package on most Ubuntu and Debian
  distributions, and as an RPM package on Centos. See the wiki
  page to learn more.
• Partial matching of Test Kitchen instance names. For example, chef-runner -K ubuntu will provision the instance "default-ubuntu-1404" if that's the first
  instance with the string "ubuntu" in its name. Note: The matching does not
  support regular expressions. (Thanks to @StephenKing for the idea.)
• Embed Omnibus installer instead of downloading it from the Internet. Now the
  install.sh script is part of chef-runner's source code and we have total
  control of what it does.